Chinese Mettle
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As they become assimilated with the Chinese, such a study will become increasingly difficult. The language seems to be limited in range, as one might expect. There is no word to express joy, gaiety, and it almost seems as if the reason may be that they experience so little happiness under usual conditions. All those we met in markets or on the road looked extremely dull and sullen, in marked contrast to the Chinese. I watched carefully and never saw a smile ; yet those who have become Christian...s are the very reverse. A merrier crew it has never been my lot to see, and they beam from ear to ear.
The Great Flowery Miao are never to be seen away from their own villages unless they are on the road to rehgious services. When they come to these services they often travel long distances, sixty or seventy miles, and bring their food in a bag on their backs ; as they receive nothing from the missionaries of a material nature, it is evident that they are not " rice Christians." The Little Flowery Miao are so called because their clothes are embroidered in the finest little designs and remarkably beautiful both in design and colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they become assimilated with the Chinese, such a study will become increasingly difficult. The language seems to be limited in range, as one might expect. There is no word to express joy, gaiety, and it almost seems as if the reason may be that they experience so little happiness under usual conditions. All those we met in markets or on the road looked extremely dull and sullen, in marked contrast to the Chinese. I watched carefully and never saw a smile ; yet those who have become Christian...s are the very reverse. A merrier crew it has never been my lot to see, and they beam from ear to ear.
The Great Flowery Miao are never to be seen away from their own villages unless they are on the road to rehgious services. When they come to these services they often travel long distances, sixty or seventy miles, and bring their food in a bag on their backs ; as they receive nothing from the missionaries of a material nature, it is evident that they are not " rice Christians." The Little Flowery Miao are so called because their clothes are embroidered in the finest little designs and remarkably beautiful both in design and colour.
What to read after Chinese Mettle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemp, E. G. (Emily Georgiana), B. 1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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